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33 Cards in this Set

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sensitivity
a/a+c
specificity
d/b+d
positive predictive value
PPV = a/a+b
negative predictive value
NPV = d/c+d
likelihood ratio +
sensitivity/1-specificity
likelihood ratio -
1-sensitivity/specificity
pre-test odds
pre-test probability/1-pre-test probability
post-test odds
pretest odds x LR+
post test probability
post test odds/1+post-test odds
numbers for pretest probability
20, 50, 80
pretest odds numbers
20 - 0.25, 50 - 1, 80 - 4
absolute risk reduction (ARR)
EER - CER (experimental event rate - control event rate)
number needed to treat
1/ARR
relative risk
EER/CER
relative risk reduction
EER-CER/CER
type I error
finding of a significant difference between treatment groups when in fact none exists
type II error
no significant difference is detected between treatment groups when in fact such a difference exists in a larger population (often due to low power - not enough subjects)
control event rate (CER)
#pts in control group who had event/total # pts in control group
experimental event rate (EER)
#pts in experimental group who had event/total # pts in experimental group
absolute benefit increase (ABI)
EER - CER
relative benefit increase (RBI)
EER-CER/CER
NNT (ABI)
1/ABI
Absolute risk increase (ARI)
EER - CER
relative risk increase (RRI)
EER-CER/CER
NNH
1/ARI
hazard rate
event rate calculated as a function of time
hazard ratio
ratio of the harzard rates
hazard ratio of 1 means?
treatments are equal
hazard ratio of 2 means?
events occur in first group twice as frequently as in the second group
hazard ratio of 0.5 means?
events occur in first group half as often as in the second group
pre-test probability
the probability that your patient has the disease after you have performed a history and physical
post-test probability
the probability that your patient has the disease after you have applied the LR to the pretest probability
sequence of evaulating pre-test probability to get to post-test probability
pre-test probability -> pre-test odds --> post-test odds --> post-test probability